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Pollution Prevention
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Pollution Prevention Grants
Each year, Region 9's Pollution Prevention Team offers funding to our state, tribal, local, business, and community partners for Pollution Prevention (P2) projects. Below is a list of available P2 funding, information on previously awarded grants, and grant writing tips for potential applicants.Available Funding
Resource Conservation and Source Reduction Funding (Promoting Source Reduction; Pollution Prevention; and Persistent, Bioaccumulative and Toxic (PBT) Chemicals
Pollution Prevention Grants for States (PPG)
This program aims to build and support state Pollution Prevention capabilities. In Region 9, PPG is available to state agencies and federally-recognized tribes, territories and possessions in California, Arizona, Hawaii, Nevada, and the Pacific Islands. PPG also funds testing of innovative P2 approaches and technologies. The PPIS grant program is announced each year in EPA's Federal Register.
National Pollution Prevention Information Network (PPIN)
This grant competition started in 1997 to promote sharing of P2 information, training and technical assistance expertise among states. Regional Centers receiving these grants call themselves the Pollution Prevention Resource Exchange (P2RX). 
Other EPA grants, from the Water, Air or Waste programs, can also be used to support P2 programs. For a primarily regional list of available EPA funding and project grants, visit Region 9 Funding Sources for Communities. More national grants are also available.
Information on Awarded Grants
More information is available on previously awarded PPIS, EJ/P2, PPIN, and Discretionary Grants. Learn about past recipients and project descriptions of the grants that Region 9 has funded since 1995.
- Pollution Prevention Incentives for States (PPIS)
1995-2000 - Pollution Prevention Information Network (PPIN)
1997, 2000 - Discretionary Funding (Pollution Prevention Leadership)
1996, 1997-1998, 2000
Grant Writing Tips
Ever wondered what grant reviewers are looking for in a grant proposal? Curious about how to present your case most effectively? The Region 9 Pollution Prevention Team has put together a short set of grant writing tips to help you organize and present your proposal. Also posted below is an example of a high-quality project proposal, which demonstrates how to state clearly the scope, goals, and objectives of a project. Please feel free to call the Pollution Prevention Team for more information.
- Grant Writing Tips: Presentation (PDF) (14pp, 284k)
- Example: High-quality short proposal (PDF) (5pp, 45k) (Permission to distribute this proposal was granted by the County Sanitation Districts of Los Angeles County.)